Architectural pod play space
Eastern Creek Quarter
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Butterscotch Park
North Rosebery
Bringing liveability to a tired industrial site
Landscape Architecture
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Project details
NORTH ROSEBERY | GADIGAL
2023Client: City of Sydney
Landscape Architect: Gallagher Studio
Partners: Regal Innovations, Partridge
Photograher: Will Jones, City of SydneyUrban renewal is the driving force behind the transformation of the old 'Sweetacres' factory into a new accessible playground and recreation area. As the City of Sydney transforms the industrial precinct in Rosebery and areas surrounding Green Square, a new neighbourhood is emerging with liveability front and centre.
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Background
A once bland industrial site has now been reinvented as a multi-use recreation space, catering for a range of community needs. The park includes a large open space for play and recreation, landscaped native gardens and groves, with areas for picnics and nature play, as well as dog-friendly areas. Designed by Gallagher Studio and in collaboration with Regal Innovations, Partridge and Tilt, the park is a new community hub for locals.
The key feature of the park is a bespoke nature-inspired playground with iconic ‘gum nest’ and linked play structures. Tilt worked with Regal Innovations to provide design services for the play structure and Tilt took on the management of the fabrication and installation of the play equipment.
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Tilt Services
- Project Consultation
- Detailed Design inc. CAD, structural engineering review and certification, construction documentation
- Fabrication inc. shop drawings and procurement
- Develop Installation methodology, site documentation and handover
- Project Management
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Public spaces are as vital as the roads and structures within it and addressing the needs of our whole community demographic is vital to creating places where people want to live.
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